Robert Kubica executed a “rally-style move” to recover from a sprint qualifying incident in which he was harshly branded an “idiot” by Yuki Tsunoda. The Pole, a former World Rally Championship competitor, is deputising for Kimi Raikkonen in the Alfa Romeo team for the second consecutive race at the Italian Grand Prix, with the soon-to-retire veteran isolating at home following a positive COVID-19 test. In sprint qualifying at Monza, Kubica admitted he had made a poor start but was recovering nicely on the opening lap when he made contact with Tsunoda at the second chicane and spun into the gravel. “He smash into me,” said Tsunoda over the AlphaTauri team radio. “He ****ing...
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